If a car runs $448$ km on $7$ liters of petrol, how much petrol will be needed for a $160$ km run?

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Solution

Since, the distance of $448 k m$ in = $7 l i t r e s$
So, the distance of $1 k m$ in = $\frac{7}{448} l i t r e s$
So, the distance of $160 k m$ in = $\frac{7}{448} \times 160 l i t r e s = \frac{1120}{448} = 2.5 l i t r e s$
Hence, the distance of $160 k m$ in $2.5 l i t r e s$ .

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